Japanese Language Trainer
Nitte University is seeking a Japanese Language Trainer for their Bengaluru campus to deliver high-quality language instruction to students. The role involves developing lesson plans, preparing students for JLPT exams, and supporting cultural and professional communication development. Candidates must hold a relevant degree and a mandatory JLPT N2 certification. This position is based onsite and requires strong classroom management skills.
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Experience
2-6 years
Function
Education
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Nitte University is seeking a Japanese Language Trainer for their Bengaluru campus to deliver high-quality language instruction to students. The role involves developing lesson plans, preparing students for JLPT exams, and supporting cultural and professional communication development. Candidates must hold a relevant degree and a mandatory JLPT N2 certification. This position is based onsite and requires strong classroom management skills.
TAL's take
Solid academic institution with a well-defined, specific teaching role requirement.
Very clear scope, specific certification requirements, and well-articulated responsibilities.
Must haves
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Japanese Language/Studies
- JLPT N2 certification
- Excellent communication and classroom management skills
- Ability to develop lesson plans and teaching materials
Tools and skills
Nice to have: digital teaching tools, language labs, online learning platforms.
About the company
Established and recognized university, fits tier 2 educational institutions.
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